Modernizing our Infrastructure
Arizona is one of the fastest growing states, and as a former mayor of Phoenix and the current Vice Ranking Member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, I know that improving all forms of transportation will make Arizonans’ lives better--and it’s great for business too.
That’s why I was so proud to work on the historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Law—a once in a generation investment to improve our roadways, airports, public transit, and more. I won’t stop working to leverage this legislation for the East Valley, whether it’s heading to Sky Harbor, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway or Valley Metro.
I’m focused on growing Arizona’s clean energy transit options--expanding the Rio East-Dobson Streetcar and securing $2.3 million for an on-demand public transportation service in the East Valley that will target areas with little to no regular public transit service.
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AZ Business Magazine
Rep. Greg Stanton introduced H.R. 8435, the Colorado River Drought Response Act, this week to provide $500 million for the Department of the Interior to take immediate action to prevent Lake Mead and Lake Powell from declining to critically low levels.
Connor D. Wolf | Transport Topics News
WASHINGTON — Rep. Greg Stanton (D-Ariz.) joined Phoenix-based truck manufacturer Nikola Corp. to showcase two electric trucks near the U.S. Capitol Building.
Fresh Produce Association of the Americas
NOGALES, Az. – On Thursday, July 7, the FPAA hosted a business roundtable meeting with Rep. Greg Stanton.
Mitchell Zimmermann | Cronkite News
TEMPE – Bipartisan legislation sponsored by Rep. Greg Stanton would bring more money to Arizona to use drones to inspect roads, bridges and other infrastructure.
AZ Business Magazine
Tomorrow marks another important moment for the Valley's public transit system as the Tempe Streetcar is set to open its doors to the public.
But the game-changing project for Tempe would not be ready to open if it weren't for a grant Valley Metro received as a result of a congressional relief bill that kept construction going during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Homeland Security Today
Congress is currently mulling a bill to help state, local and tribal governments use drones to visually inspect critical infrastructure.
Construction Equipment
A bill has been introduced in U.S. House of Representatives that would provide a grant program for governmental entities to use drones for the inspection of infrastructure such as bridges.
Introduced by Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ), the bill would give the U.S. Department of Transporation authority to establish the grant program. Grants could be used to purchase or lease drones, contract for inspection services, and support drone management.
Mark Cowling | Pinal Central
FLORENCE — Pinal County has applied for a federal grant of $301 million to build State Route 24 from Ironwood Drive to U.S. 60 southeast of Apache Junction.
The Board of Supervisors retroactively approved the grant application Wednesday.
Colton Krolak | KTAR News
PHOENIX — A new $310 million concourse opened Monday at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and it offers travelers much more than just eight additional gates for Southwest Airlines.
The airport's eighth concourse at Terminal 4 features an array of art elements with a terrazzo floor that depicts aerial views of the Phoenix landscape and airplane window-shaped wall pieces.